The World Peace Organization for the One World Government
has been enduring a hostile takeover bid for several years. The World Peace
Plan includes fifty innovative and potentially very lucrative projects, and participation
in the organization offers the opportunity for many people to function on such
a high level that no one has ever achieved or even imagined before. This has
made us a target for those who play the game of Greed, people who believe they
have the power and capacity to function on a far higher level than the average
people that we are.
We have been playing out the allegorical stories by C.S.
Lewis. We believe he wrote the Narnia Series for these difficult times, but they are pertinent for any time to help resolve conflict in the family. Ironically, Lewis uses the name, Calormenes, in
his books, and the majority of our potential independent members are from
California and Oregon, and those who are relying on the games are mean.
The project ideas were introduced by a spiritual entity
named Seth through me, Karen Holmes, the principal of the organization. I am a
channel, and my gift from God is to be able to communicate with anyone “on the
other side.” Some people took the project ideas and ran with them, but only
enough information was offered to open them to debate and to demonstrate our
intent not to leave anyone out of the benefits of the projects. There is no
resistance to a plan if everyone is involved with its creation, and shares in
the benefits.
They have made no real progress in creating their projects
because it takes the full 200 independent members of the organization to create
an organization project. Our projects cannot be retro-engineered, or even
pirated, because there is always a backlash to the games. It just won’t work.
Seth at the present time is playing the role of the lion,
Aslan, and I am Lucy, and the World Peace Plan is the Wardrobe, the doorway
into Narnia. (Hint: We even have talking animals in Narnia!)
It has taken a long time for the projects to come about because
the White Witch has kept Narnia in a state of “always winter, but never
Christmas.” She went to the potential members and declared the projects ideas
are hers, and because people equate power and audacity, or power and money,
they believed her. It is up to Aslan to stop the White Witch. (Lucy is just a
little girl, after all!) The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe story line has spun
off into other stories. We are also playing out “The Last Battle,” as a planet
to enable the planet to evolve to a higher level—world peace. It started at the
same time as the Iraq War.
The Family Plan segment of our organization will continue to
play out the allegorical stories for many years, working to undo the damage
they have done by relying on the games, and each of us will at one time play
the role of Aslan. Eventually, these books will be put back on the shelf and
become just stories once again for children to enjoy, just as my children
enjoyed them when they were young, and didn’t have to live through their roles
to end the conflict in our family and within the organization.